Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Preference"

A: "preference" means what you prefer, what you like or do not like.

I have not heard "preference return" before but it would mean that you just do not want the item, so you are returning it.
Probably, shipping fees are refunded if you return something because it is defective or broken, but if you just decided you do not want it, then shipping fees will not be refunded.

A: 你喜欢什么就好了

A: @PeopleofStar
It means that a man thinks that the way he acts or what he prefers is the way everyone thinks or prefer
Thinking that our point of view is the grneral point of view. The point of view everyone has

A: It means that the citizens of the nation prefer to dismiss issues quietly rather than to take action.

For example, many Americans (and others) see pollution and "shake their head". Though they do not like it, they will keep letting it happen.

I hope this helped

A: Something you like

A: Do you want a coffee? No, I prefer water.

I have a preference towards long hair.

He prefers to walk, not run.

I prefer dogs over cats.
I prefer dogs to cats.
(^Both mean the same thing')

A: My preference would be to sit in the front.
I have a preference for fried foods
You can get a custom car, according to your preferences

A: My preference is something I prefer. I prefer yellow flowers, so my preference about flowers is that I like the yellow ones best.

A: What is your preference in women?

I prefer tall women.

A: A preference means that someone prefers one thing over another.

Tastes in this context, refers to a person’s personal choices in the things that they like.

“Tastes” is a more general word than “preferences”.

Example 1: I have a preference for brand name clothing.

Example 2: She has a good taste for clothes.

A: preference on is what you like.

preference over is liking something over another.

A: Preferences are things that a person likes the most over anything else.

"She prefers chocolate ice cream over vanilla ice cream."

To "tend to" or a tendency usually refers to an action that a person does often. The person may not even be aware of their actions.

"She has a tendency bite her nails when she's nervous."

A: @mion93: preference it what you prefer and taste is what you dislike or like.

Ex.This soup isn't really my taste.

Ex2.My preference would be this hotel.

Ex3. This shirt is really my taste

Ex4.In preference of my friend I'll pic this one.

A: If you let me know your preferences and requirements, I will search for suitable properties.

A: He was the preferred choice to take charge of the project

A: Is he taking over the project or is the project being assigned to him? For taking over, I would say “He is the (or our?) top choice to take over this project.” For the second, I would just say, “He is the (or our) top choice for this project.” If you don’t want to say that he’s your number one choice, I would replace “top choice” with “preferred employee/person”.

I hope this helps!

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A: It sounds natural. I interpret it as you are happy people understand what you like.

A: Not quite. "What do you want to do later? It's up to you" or "What we do later is up to you" is more natural.

A: Both can be said. Its preferential. It can also depend on the context, but the difference is very subtle.

A: Not wrong but "I should have know about her food preferences earlier. " is a little more natural :)

A: All I would do is omit "the" in "adapt to the new learning styles" but the rest sounds perfect!